 ;;; nil
 ;; <=
 
+;; **
+;;; Some data to look at.
+;; **
+
 ;; @@
 (def d
   [1 3 5 7 9 5 4 6 9 8 3 5 6])

;;; {:gorilla-repl.types/vega {"axes" [{"scale" "x", "type" "x"} {"scale" "y", "type" "y"}], "scales" [{"name" "x", "type" "linear", "range" "width", "domain" {"data" "9b441e60-42fb-47c9-a2bd-9a63281513eb", "field" "data.x"}} {"name" "y", "type" "linear", "range" "height", "nice" true, "domain" {"data" "9b441e60-42fb-47c9-a2bd-9a63281513eb", "field" "data.y"}}], "marks" [{"type" "symbol", "from" {"data" "9b441e60-42fb-47c9-a2bd-9a63281513eb"}, "properties" {"enter" {"x" {"scale" "x", "field" "data.x"}, "y" {"scale" "y", "field" "data.y"}, "fill" {"value" "red"}, "fillOpacity" {"value" 1}}, "update" {"shape" "circle", "size" {"value" 70}, "stroke" {"value" "transparent"}}, "hover" {"size" {"value" 210}, "stroke" {"value" "white"}}}}], "data" [{"name" "9b441e60-42fb-47c9-a2bd-9a63281513eb", "values" ({"x" 0, "y" 1} {"x" 1, "y" 3} {"x" 2, "y" 5} {"x" 3, "y" 7} {"x" 4, "y" 9} {"x" 5, "y" 5} {"x" 6, "y" 4} {"x" 7, "y" 6} {"x" 8, "y" 9} {"x" 9, "y" 8} {"x" 10, "y" 3} {"x" 11, "y" 5} {"x" 12, "y" 6})}], "width" 400, "height" 247.2188, "padding" {"left" 30, "bottom" 20, "top" 10, "right" 10}}}
;; <=

;; @@
(def p2 (list-plot d :joined true :plot-range [:all [1 5]]))
;; @@

;; **
;;; # Graphing tests
;;; 
;;; A showcase of gorilla-plot graph types. Here I load both the vega and core namespaces. This is useful for development, but if you're just using the library then you only need to load the 'gorilla-plot.core namespace.
;; **

;; @@
